Dry Spinkler Powder Aerosol

 

The Original DSPA (Dry Spinkler Powder Aerosol)

Releasing a cloud of potassium compounds, The Original DSPA extinguishes flames and changes a fire into a glow with no re-ignition for some time. This proven fire intervention tool can be used in a wide variety of fire scenarios to lower the temperature and knock down flames allowing the fire department to enter, fight the fire effectively, and limit damages.

DSPA is Beneficial to all

The DSPA can be used in institutions, both public and private, maritime operations, and any enclosed area where fire can cause major damage. First responders, homeowners, facility maintenance, and security have all used the DSPA and saved thousands of dollars on property and equipment.

Benefits and Results

The successful use of DSPA provides the following benefits :

  • Buys time for crews to arrive and  set up attack
  • Makes the fire ground safer
  • Reduces property damage
  • Reduces wear and tear on equipment
  • Reduces the amount of water required
  • Preserves evidence of fire cause
  • Non-toxic to victims and first responders
  • Has been replaced by the insurance    carriers
  • Less risk than the use of fire   extinguishers
  • 15 year warranty, with no annual    inspection
  • Does not take oxygen out of the room
  • Environmentally friendly


  • Suppression Effects

    Tested and found to be effective on Class A, B and C fires in contained spaces, a single DSPA can completely suppress a fire in a 3500 cubic foot room and slow the spread of fire in larger spaces.

    The DSPA can be deployed in all stages of fires in which the aerosol will not immediately vent. When deployed in accordance with the product specifications and accepted conditions for use, the DSPA will:

  • Reduce temperature by as much as 700ºF

  • Knock down flame, and hold it down for as long as the    aerosol remains contained

  • Prevent flashover
  • Health and Safety

    While the aerosol powder is non-toxic and does not affect oxygen levels it is always recommended firefighters wear personal protective equipment and self-contained breathing apparatus. The powder is composed primarily of potassium bicarbonate, contains no sodium or chlorine, and is safe for use near electronic and other equipment.